When a Rat Learns to Turn the Correct Way in a T-Shaped

question 40

Multiple Choice

When a rat learns to turn the correct way in a T-shaped maze, one finds that, in the basal ganglia:

• A) neural activity is relatively constant throughout the learning process.
• B) neural activity is low at the beginning of learning and gradually increases.
• C) neural activity is high at the beginning of learning but gradually tapers off.
• D) the pattern of neural activity changes as the rat becomes better at the task.

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